Sometimes I think the lack of reciprocal friending is "political" and other times it's a total mystery to me. Frankly, it vexes me greatly that I cannot dictate how people use the FL concept.
I think LJ is going to be tweaking the whole "friends list" thing to more accurately describe the people therein. Something like close friends, journals you read, and those random frienders politeness compels you to friend back. I have a feeling this will create much drama. But I totally don't get the politics of friending so who knows?
The process of filmmaking is very entertaining to me, and I understand that at the DVD sets have lots of those sorts of extras as well as additional scenes.
You might like the Extended Editions as they have hours and hours of making-of footage and commentary. The commentary tracks you can listen to over the film are fascinating (and Dom Monaghan and Billy Boyd are hilarious, especially in the second film).
Though it's entirely possible I only found them fascinating because of my emotional attachment to the films. *g* Maybe you should just try renting or borrowing them.
I added you to my flist a day or so ago because I'm a newbie to Smallville and have been randomly friending authors I like and interesting posters (you are both). I will probably just read and lurk. Eventually you will get a long-winded e-mail from me full of fangirling and squeeing about your (most excellent) fanfiction.
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Date: 2004-03-02 03:19 pm (UTC)I think LJ is going to be tweaking the whole "friends list" thing to more accurately describe the people therein. Something like close friends, journals you read, and those random frienders politeness compels you to friend back. I have a feeling this will create much drama. But I totally don't get the politics of friending so who knows?
The process of filmmaking is very entertaining to me, and I understand that at the DVD sets have lots of those sorts of extras as well as additional scenes.
You might like the Extended Editions as they have hours and hours of making-of footage and commentary. The commentary tracks you can listen to over the film are fascinating (and Dom Monaghan and Billy Boyd are hilarious, especially in the second film).
Though it's entirely possible I only found them fascinating because of my emotional attachment to the films. *g* Maybe you should just try renting or borrowing them.
I added you to my flist a day or so ago because I'm a newbie to Smallville and have been randomly friending authors I like and interesting posters (you are both). I will probably just read and lurk. Eventually you will get a long-winded e-mail from me full of fangirling and squeeing about your (most excellent) fanfiction.